A Mystery Card Floating technique with the pretty Dainty Flowers

Every few months we have a Mystery Card challenge with my Flowerbug's Team.  I put together packets of papers and elements and send them to those who opt in. They have a month to make a project using the supplies in their 'Mystery' packet and of course there are prizes too.    

This month I featured papers from the Dainty Flowers designer paper from the Sale-a-Bration catalog.  Here's my card:

I had multiple pieces of the designer paper, pieces of Mossy Meadow, a white and Mossy circle and the Rich Razzleberry card base.  They could use as many or as few of the elements that they wanted or add extras too.  

Floating Technique: I cut one of my DSP layers into 1/2" strips and adhered them to a piece of window sheet.  Then I cut it out with a stitched circle die from the Stylish Shapes dies.  

It's such a unique & unexpected element to a card.  I added some die-cuts from the Dainty Delight dies too.  

Measurements:

• Rich Razzleberry card base 5 1/2" X 8 1/2" 
• DSP 2" X 4 1/4", circle element is 2 1/2"
• White layer 2 1/4" X 4 1/2" 

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Comments

[Mims Valenti]

What is the glue you use to adhere the paper to the window sheet? I've been struggling with that lately.

[Pauleen D]

Thanks for showing this card using the floating technique. I'm going to try it out!

[Pat Ingram]

hi it is Pat again what size are the circles you used for the white and green thanks Pat

[Pam Boke-Dalrymple]

LeeAnn, this is such a clever idea!! And elegant cad!
Thank you for sharing!!

[Pat Ingram]

Hi what size was the window sheet cut out thank you

[Ruby Agne]

I'm always forgetting about the floating DSP circle, will have to try it this month! thanks for the inspiration.